Diddy sued by porn star who claims he sexually abused her at his famous ‘white parties’

Sean “Diddy” Combs is being sued by a woman who worked at his infamous annual Labor Day “white party,” alleging she was expected to take drugs and have sex with guests.

Adria English, who filed the lawsuit Wednesday (July 3), claims she was first hired by Combs in 2004 and “was groomed over time… to engage in sex trafficking.”

In response to the new filing, Jonathan Davis, Combs’ attorney, said: Independent: “No matter how many lawsuits are filed, it will not change the fact that Mr. Combs never committed sexual assault or human trafficking. We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason and without any evidence. Fortunately, there is a fair and impartial legal process to find the truth, and Mr. Combs is confident he will prevail on these and other baseless claims in court.”

It is the 10th lawsuit filed against the embattled music mogul since last November. Combs, 54, has so far vehemently denied all accusations against him.

How Fox News AND TMZ English is reportedly a former porn star who states in legal documents that her first-year job at Combs’ celebrity-studded Miami party “had no sinister intent or requirements for physical sexual contact and appeared to be a legitimate employment opportunity.”

Therefore, when she was invited to work the following year, she “accepted the offer of employment.”

However, she says that at Diddy’s company, where she worked, a third party “demanded” that she “begin having vaginal intercourse with guests because they found out about her past in the adult entertainment industry and used that to force Plaintiff into sex work.”

She further states that her recollection of some details is hazy because she was expected to consume “vast amounts of alcohol” and “illegal drugs.” However, the documents add that “the encounters Plaintiff was forced to experience were so painful that Plaintiff remembers them because they haunt her to this day.”

English is suing Diddy and three of his associates, seeking unspecified damages.

In March, the Combs homes in Los Angeles and Miami were searched by U.S. Department of Homeland Security agents in connection with a federal human trafficking investigation.

The rapper has not yet been formally charged by federal prosecutors with any crime.

The sudden raids come after the music mogul – who is credited with helping launch the careers of artists including Biggie Smalls, Mary J Blige and Usher – faced a number of allegations, including sexual assault.

In May, CNN aired surveillance footage of Combs attacking his then-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, in a Los Angeles hotel hallway in 2016. The footage, captured from multiple angles, shows Combs, dressed in a towel, chasing Ventura down the hallway and then attacking her near the elevators.

Combs later shared an apology video on Instagram, saying his behavior was “inexcusable” and that he took “full responsibility for my actions as shown in the video.”

Combs’ alleged victims are expected to face a federal grand jury, which could result in criminal charges.